Collab is a digital health platform for complex care because support works better when everyone’s connected.
Collab is designed for people with complex care needs and the people who support them.
People with complex care needs, parents and carers
Collab keeps track of your support team, information, and progress without making you carry it all yourself.
Support coordinators and case managers
Bring the moving parts together with Collab and keep everyone working from the same understanding.
Educators and school disability coordinators
Collab allows you to share relevant information and maintain continuity across the support network.
Allied health professionals
With Collab, you can stay connected with the wider team and spend more time on meaningful support.
Collab brings the people, information and activity around a person’s care together.
Shared profile
Keep important information, needs and goals in one place, giving the whole team a clearer understanding of the person they’re supporting.
Documents and reports
Keep important documents, session reports and updates together, so information is easier to find and share across the team.
Stay aligned
Spend less time explaining, chasing information and coordinating, and more time focused on meaningful support.
Care teams
See who’s involved, what their role is and how they contribute to the bigger picture of support.
Goals and progess
Keep goals visible and track progress over time, helping everyone stay focused on what matters.
Keep control
Manage who can access information and what they can see, with the primary account holder retaining control as their support team changes.
Why Collab?
Managing support shouldn't become another job.
People with complex care needs can work with multiple providers across health, education and social supports. Keeping everyone informed can mean repeating information, chasing updates, coordinating appointments and managing a constant stream of communication.
Collab was created to take some of that load away by Australian Clinical Psychologist, Jess Webster.
By creating one shared, person-controlled space that works across organisations, Collab helps reduce duplication, improve continuity and make collaboration easier.
Support works better when everyone’s connected.
The Collab promise
Better connected support starts here.
When the team surrounding someone can communicate, share information and work towards the same goals, support becomes simpler for everyone.
Collab brings people with complex care needs, families, carers and professionals together in one shared space, helping everyone stay informed and involved.
Less repetition. More clarity. Better collaboration.
The Collab difference
The support team changes. Collab stays with you.
Unlike provider-led systems, emails or shared documents, Collab travels with the primary account holder.
The person with complex care needs stays at the centre, keeping control over their information, their team and who has access.
That means a shared understanding can stay in place, even when providers or services change.
The collaboration platform for complex care.
Bringing care teams together in one place, Collab makes it easier to communicate, coordinate and stay across what matters.
*Free trial period applies until January 2027. Subscription fees apply after the free trial period.